How Ticket Tailor actually makes money — every claim cites a verbatim quote from a public source.
"We decided we're going to donate a penny for every ticket sold to climate causes."
"Ticket Tailor ($6M/year)"
"We made our service completely free for online events. Over half a million tickets were sold to online events in 2020 equating to more than $330,000 in ticket fees donated."
"Event creation supports both one-time and recurring events with time slot management."
"Planners can cancel monthly plans at any time. Ticket Tailor also offers a free trial for the first five tickets sold."
"Before we committed to this growth on purpose idea, we did a year of 2.4 million revenue. And then this year, we're going to do something like 5.7 million revenue."
"The pay as you go plan charges $.65 per ticket with free tickets not costing anything. Standard payment processing fees will be charged by either Stripe or PayPal."
"In 2024, Ticket Tailor's revenue reached $6.6M."
"A week later, I popped over to do a demo. They were thrilled with the concept and committed to a $50/month plan when it launched."
"$0.85 per ticket or lower with pre-pay credits."
"$500 million go through the platform in ticket sales."
"The platform serves independent venues, festivals, charities (who receive a 50% discount), tour operators, and any event creator who values control, low costs, and ethical business practices."
"Reserved seating costs double the standard credit rate."
"we set up a website called forgomyrefund.org where ticket buyers could donate their refund for a cancellation back to event creators."
"the company is a certified B Corporation... donating 1p for every ticket sold to climate causes."
"for a few of them that needed seating charts, we had a fee for that."
"For an additional monthly fee, Ticket Tailor branding can be removed and custom domains can be used."